Researchers, COVID-19 the source of the disease SARS COV-2 concentrates on new research. This family of viruses, which has pushed the whole world into a closure for about two years, has been threatening living life since the past. However, there is a new type of life that has deprived millions of people around the world. to coronavirus It can be understood by looking at it. Therefore, scientists are investigating possible sources of future pandemics.
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Rodents could be the next source of SARS-Cov-2!
Sputnik’According to the news, a group of scientists recently PLOS Computational BiologyHe published an interesting study in Scientists, rodents, stated that while they are carrying viruses asymptomatically, they can also spread. In this important study Princeton University signed by the researchers.
Researchers, SARS COV-2 continues to investigate the most likely sources of the virus. Many of these studies to bats is focusing. However, some scientists mice as in rodents concluded that this virus could be found. The team found viruses similar to the rodent’s SARS virus. asymptomatic announced that he could carry So the researchers pointed out the possibility that the next devastating pandemic might come from mice.
research team, SARS viruses centered on the receptors to which it binds, and analyzed various mammalian species. Findings, some rodent repeatedly in the past SARS-like coronaviruses demonstrated that he was exposed. They also appeared to have developed some resistance to them.
Study finds SARS viruses use to enter a cell of the ACE2 receptor explained that it evolved in mice. From the authors of the study Professor Dr. Mona Singh, “This raises the possibility that some modern rodent species are asymptomatic carriers of SARS-Cov-2-like coronaviruses.” said.
Finally, scientists focused on the possibility of transmission of the SARS-CoV-2 virus from animal to human. They stated that such studies are vital to prevent future epidemics. However, they also stressed that this work should not lead to campaigns against any living species.